The move will help the Chinese firm make faster deliveries to customers, including those in India.
"Our overseas subsidiary company has entered into an arrangement with Alibaba for providing its logistics services in China region... Players in e-commerce business have never been a customer of the company and with an intent to leverage the benefits of e-commerce into our business, the company has tied up with Alibaba in logistics space," Allcargo said in a filing to the BSE.
No financial details were, however, disclosed.
"The proposed tie up with Alibaba is part of our ordinary course of business and will not have any major or substantial impact, operational, financial or otherwise," it said.
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